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Figma Make rescue

Your Figma Make output, made production-ready

Figma Make closes the gap from design to code fast, keeping your screens visually true to the mockup. But visual fidelity isn't production readiness - the moment someone interacts, resizes, or uses a keyboard, the gaps show. We turn that output into accessible, responsive UI wired into a real app.

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Signs you've outgrown Figma Make

Figma Make got you moving fast - that's the point. These are the signals it's time for senior engineering to take it the rest of the way.

The code matches the mockup visually but breaks the moment someone interacts with it

Component patterns are inconsistent from one Figma frame to the next

Accessibility is missing - markup and ARIA don't survive an audit

The UI breaks on different screen sizes and devices

Generated code has performance regressions and no optimization

The screens aren't wired to real data, state, or the rest of your app

What we do

From Figma Make build to production software

We keep what works and fix the load-bearing parts - the ones that decide whether real users have a good day.

Fidelity that survives interaction

We add the interaction, animation, and states the mockup implied but the generated code missed, so it behaves as well as it looks.

One consistent architecture

We unify the inconsistent per-frame output into a single, coherent component architecture used across every screen.

Accessibility done right

WCAG-compliant builds with keyboard navigation, ARIA, and screen-reader support - not markup that only looks correct.

Fully responsive, tested

Mobile-first breakpoints and real device testing, so the UI holds together everywhere instead of only at the design width.

Wired into your app

Components connected to real data, state, routing, form validation, and analytics - a working product, not static screens.

Design-code sync & ownership

A documented component kit you own, set up so Figma updates flow into the codebase instead of drifting apart.

When you should just keep using Figma Make

For turning fresh designs into a first pass of code, or spinning up a UI refresh quickly, Figma Make is a real accelerator - keep using it. Bring us in when those screens need to become an accessible, responsive, wired-up product that real users depend on.

How it works

How the rescue runs

1

Free design & code audit

We review your Figma files and generated code, then map where fidelity, accessibility, and responsiveness break, and what the screens need to become a real app.

2

Systematize the UI

We unify the per-frame output into one consistent, accessible component architecture with shared tokens - the load-bearing front-end work first.

3

Wire & harden

Real data, state, routing, validation, performance, and device testing added, phased so the UI keeps working throughout.

4

Ship & hand off

Live in your app, with a documented component kit and a design-to-code workflow you own. Keep us on or take it from here.

FAQ

Figma Make to production, answered

Figma Make gave me code but it breaks in the real world - can you fix it?

Yes. Figma Make captures layout and visual intent well, but interaction, responsiveness, and accessibility usually need engineering. We refine the output so it behaves as well as it looks and holds up across devices.

Can you make the generated components accessible?

Yes. We add keyboard navigation, ARIA, focus management, and screen-reader support to bring the components to WCAG compliance - the parts automated design-to-code tools miss.

Can you wire the screens into a real, working app?

Yes. We connect the UI to real data, state, routing, form validation, and analytics, and build any backend it needs - so you get a working product, not just static screens.

Can you keep Figma and our code in sync going forward?

Yes. We set up a design-system workflow where Figma tokens and component updates flow into the codebase systematically, so design and code stop drifting apart.

How much does it cost to productionize Figma Make output?

Turning the screens into a consistent, accessible UI system typically starts around $5k; a full build with data, state, and any backend wired in runs to roughly $10k+, depending on scope. Fixed quote after the free audit.

How do we start?

Share your Figma files and the generated code or repo. You'll get a free design and code audit and a fixed-scope plan within 48 hours.

Launch Faster

Ready to ship your next product?

Tell us what you're building. Senior engineers will scope, plan, and start delivering your product with production-ready architecture - fast.

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